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Reconnaissance, Identification & Fingerprinting of Web Application Firewall using WAFW00F
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June 23, 2018
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Information Gathering
Web Application firewalls are typically firewalls working on the application layer which monitors & modifies HTTP requests. The key difference is that WAFs work...